- Influences
of wind mixing
on primary production in Lake Allatoona - Matt Perry.
Departmental
seminar. Data included and student acknowledged in The Lake
Allatoona
Phase 1 Diagnostic-Feasibility Report: 1992-1996 (U.S. EPA, 1998).
- Stream
discharge and nutrient
loading in Lake Allatoona tributaries - Phillip May. Departmental
seminar. Data included and student acknowledged in The Lake Allatoona
Phase
1 Diagnostic-Feasibility Report: 1992-1996 (U.S. EPA, 1998).
- Assessing
sources of sedimentation
in Lake Allatoona - Camille Gasaway. Departmental seminar. Data
included
and student acknowledged in The Lake Allatoona Phase 1
Diagnostic-Feasibility
Report: 1992-1996 (U.S. EPA, 1998).
- The
effects of wetlands
on water quality in the Lake Allatoona watershed - Daniel
Baerwalde.
Departmental seminar.
- Investigating
the trophic
cascade hypothesis using spatial comparisons within Lake Allatoona -
Aaron
Nevatt. Departmental seminar. Data included and student acknowledged in
The Lake Allatoona Phase 1 Diagnostic-Feasibility Report: 1992-1996
(U.S.
EPA, 1998).
- Paleolimological
study
of chlorophyll degradation products to assess eutrophication of Lake
Allatoona
- Mark Music. Presentation at Georgia Academy of Science Annual
Meeting,
Departmental seminar, and publication in Georgia Journal of
Science
(Music, M. and J.M. Dirnberger. 1994, Assessing rates of
eutrophication
in Lake Allatoona from chlorophyll derivatives within lake bottom
sediments,Georgia
Journal of Science 52:129-134). Data included and student
acknowledged
in The Lake Allatoona Phase 1 Diagnostic-Feasibility Report:
1992-1996
(U.S. EPA, 1998).
- Investigating
the use
of conductivity to pinpoint sources of fecal coliform contamination -
Christopher
Brooks Presentation at Southeastern Conference of the North
American Lake Management Society and departmental seminar. Data
included
and student acknowledged in Lake Acworth Watershed Restoration Project:
Diagnostic Study and Limnological Assessment (1995).
- Fecal
coliform bacteria
loading and sources in Noonday Creek during wet and dry condition-M.
Susan
Hamel. Presentation at the International Symposium of the North
American
Lake Management Society and departmental seminar. Data included
and
student acknowledged in The Lake Allatoona Phase 1
Diagnostic-Feasibility
Report: 1992-1996 (U.S. EPA, 1998).
- Fecal
coliform bacteria
stratification in the Tanyard Creek Embayment of Lake Allatoona - Jade
Vogel. Presentation at Departmental Poster Session.
- Determination
of the influences
of human disturbances on streams by examining variation in water
quality
over 24 hour periods - Team Research Course: Bisola Ashiru, Rhonda
Garnett,
Terri Hamby, Jason Holloway, Michele Kuter, Liana Martin, Timothy
Nichols,
Amanda Roller, Susan Pipes, Brent Sanderson, Brian Tubiak, and Jade
Vogel.
Presentation at the Third Annual Undergraduate Scholar Symposium at KSU
and departmental seminar.
- Examination
of water movement
and pollutant transport in Noonday Creek - Rick Bowers.
Departmental
seminar.
- Examination
of invertebrate
communities near a high conductivity point source in Noonday
Creek
- Tansy Ridings. Departmental seminar.
- Examination
of short-term
changes in water quality in Lake Allatoona - Jason Weinberger.
Presentation
at the Annual Undergraduate Scholar Symposium at KSU, departmental
seminar, and publication in Lake
and Reservoir Management, 21: 24-29.
- Ecoregion
effects on periphyton standing crop and community composition - Ryan
Stoner. Departmental
seminar. Presentation at Association of Southeastern Biologists
Meeting 2006.
- Ecoregion
effects on invertebrate communities - Erin Squires. Departmental seminar.
Presentation at Association of Southeastern Biologists Meeting 2006.
- Effects
of current velocity on periphyton primary productivity - Jeff Morris
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